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1. Introduction to Javascript/1. Welcome.mp4	36.07 MB
1. Introduction to Javascript/1. Welcome.vtt	6.60 kB
1. Introduction to Javascript/2. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - Sublime Text.mp4	72.44 MB
1. Introduction to Javascript/2. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - Sublime Text.vtt	11.86 kB
1. Introduction to Javascript/2.1 Sublime Text.html	89.00 B
1. Introduction to Javascript/2.2 index.html.html	150.00 B
1. Introduction to Javascript/3. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - JSBIN.mp4	40.75 MB
1. Introduction to Javascript/3. Let's understand our IDE (Development Tool) - JSBIN.vtt	7.77 kB
1. Introduction to Javascript/4. What can Javascript do - a preview to the super powers!.mp4	45.19 MB
1. Introduction to Javascript/4. What can Javascript do - a preview to the super powers!.vtt	22.75 kB
1. Introduction to Javascript/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	103.00 B
1. Introduction to Javascript/4.2 IMGUR - On and Off files source for trying your example.html	85.00 B
1. Introduction to Javascript/5. Where to put Javascript.mp4	22.66 MB
1. Introduction to Javascript/5. Where to put Javascript.vtt	41.54 kB
1. Introduction to Javascript/5.1 whereTo.zip.zip	1.80 kB
10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.mp4	34.85 MB
10. Errors and Debugging/1. Errors - Part 1.vtt	16.03 kB
10. Errors and Debugging/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	104.00 B
10. Errors and Debugging/2. Errors - Part 2.mp4	19.96 MB
10. Errors and Debugging/2. Errors - Part 2.vtt	9.82 kB
10. Errors and Debugging/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.mp4	12.62 MB
10. Errors and Debugging/3. Debugging.vtt	6.90 kB
10. Errors and Debugging/3.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.mp4	10.34 MB
11. Best Practices/1. Hoisting.vtt	5.39 kB
11. Best Practices/1.1 JS bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.mp4	21.11 MB
11. Best Practices/2. Strict Mode.vtt	11.25 kB
11. Best Practices/2.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.mp4	25.19 MB
11. Best Practices/3. Style Guide & Coding Conventions.vtt	14.23 kB
11. Best Practices/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	105.00 B
11. Best Practices/4. Best Practices.mp4	25.28 MB
11. Best Practices/4. Best Practices.vtt	13.69 kB
11. Best Practices/4.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	104.00 B
11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.mp4	20.01 MB
11. Best Practices/5. Common Mistakes.vtt	11.09 kB
11. Best Practices/5.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.mp4	7.28 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/1. Introduction to JSON.vtt	5.98 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/2. Characteristics, Data Types and Syntax.mp4	5.78 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/2. Characteristics, Data Types and Syntax.vtt	5.21 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3. JSON data types in detail.mp4	13.33 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3. JSON data types in detail.vtt	9.08 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/3.1 JS Bin Link.html	105.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4. JSON Objects in detail.mp4	18.08 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4. JSON Objects in detail.vtt	11.52 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/4.1 JS Bin link.html	105.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5. JSON Arrays in detail.mp4	19.95 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5. JSON Arrays in detail.vtt	11.80 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/5.1 JS Bin link.html	105.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/6. JSON vs XML.mp4	8.37 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/6. JSON vs XML.vtt	7.34 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7. JSON Parse - How to parse any JSON object!.mp4	45.08 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7. JSON Parse - How to parse any JSON object!.vtt	21.70 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.1 XMLHttpRequest Example.html	103.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.2 JSON Placeholder website.html	98.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.3 JS Bin link.html	104.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/7.4 JSON Lint.html	82.00 B
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8. JSON Stringify().mp4	10.93 MB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8. JSON Stringify().vtt	6.05 kB
12. JSON - Javascript Object Notation/8.1 JS Bin link.html	104.00 B
13. Quiz - Let's test some of our knowledge!/1. Try to answer 30 questions in 30 minutes!.html	149.00 B
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1. Slide Show.mp4	49.64 MB
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1. Slide Show.vtt	13.67 kB
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - Final file.html	104.00 B
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/1.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html	104.00 B
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2. Slide Show - Auto.mp4	35.48 MB
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2. Slide Show - Auto.vtt	7.56 kB
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html	104.00 B
14. Real World Example - Slide Show/2.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html	104.00 B
15. Real World Example - Modal/1. Modals.mp4	24.66 MB
15. Real World Example - Modal/1. Modals.vtt	8.62 kB
15. Real World Example - Modal/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html	104.00 B
15. Real World Example - Modal/1.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html	104.00 B
15. Real World Example - Modal/2. Modal Images.mp4	22.28 MB
15. Real World Example - Modal/2. Modal Images.vtt	9.10 kB
15. Real World Example - Modal/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture - End File.html	104.00 B
15. Real World Example - Modal/2.2 JS Bin file for the lecture - Start File.html	104.00 B
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1. Overview of the Game.mp4	17.67 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1. Overview of the Game.vtt	8.28 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/1.1 Exercise Files.zip.zip	3.27 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/2. Get the HTML skeleton in Place!.mp4	19.75 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/2. Get the HTML skeleton in Place!.vtt	7.68 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/3. Let's start the game right....mp4	26.09 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/3. Let's start the game right....vtt	9.08 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/4. Let's mix up the things, randomize it.mp4	47.81 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/4. Let's mix up the things, randomize it.vtt	18.32 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/5. It's time to respond with an answer - Selection.mp4	28.03 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/5. It's time to respond with an answer - Selection.vtt	9.37 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/6. I Love the game - Let's Play it again!.mp4	10.35 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/6. I Love the game - Let's Play it again!.vtt	3.04 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7. Let's make it fun - Add some Animations and wrap up!.mp4	17.85 MB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7. Let's make it fun - Add some Animations and wrap up!.vtt	5.49 kB
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7.1 Animate.css.html	99.00 B
16. Real World Example - Game Play/7.2 CDNJS Link for Animate.css.html	100.00 B
17. A little taste of ES6/1. let and const Binding Scope.mp4	36.79 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/1. let and const Binding Scope.vtt	11.40 kB
17. A little taste of ES6/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	105.00 B
17. A little taste of ES6/2. let and const Bindings in Loop.mp4	27.31 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/2. let and const Bindings in Loop.vtt	10.64 kB
17. A little taste of ES6/2.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	104.00 B
17. A little taste of ES6/3. let and const in Global Scope.mp4	16.49 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/3. let and const in Global Scope.vtt	6.97 kB
17. A little taste of ES6/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	107.00 B
17. A little taste of ES6/4. Default Parameters in Functions.mp4	32.25 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/4. Default Parameters in Functions.vtt	13.36 kB
17. A little taste of ES6/5. Expressions as Default Parameters in Functions.mp4	44.59 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/5. Expressions as Default Parameters in Functions.vtt	6.67 kB
17. A little taste of ES6/6. Rest Parameters in Functions.mp4	101.82 MB
17. A little taste of ES6/6. Rest Parameters in Functions.vtt	13.48 kB
18. Bonus/1. Bonus Bonus Bonus!.html	601.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/1. How to see the output.mp4	8.95 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/1. How to see the output.vtt	6.62 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/10. Use the Multiplication () operator to display multiplication of 2 numbers.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/11. Display the difference of 10 - 5, using two variables x and y..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/12. Display the result of 10 5, using two variables x and y..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/13. Find the remainder when 15 is divided by 9, using two variables x and y..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/14. Use the += operator to add a value of 5 to the variable x..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/15. Use the -= operator to subtract a value of 5 from the variable x..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/16. Use the = operator to multiply the variable x with 5..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/17. Use the = operator to divide the variable x with 5..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/18. Use the %= operator to assign a remainder of 10 3 to the variable x..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/19. Using += operator to concatenate String.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/2. Syntax.mp4	19.20 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/2. Syntax.vtt	15.88 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/20. Data Types.mp4	20.77 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/20. Data Types.vtt	42.64 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/20.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/21. Functions.mp4	14.85 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/21. Functions.vtt	34.94 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/21.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/22. Call the function..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/23. Figure out what is wrong with the function - fix it and run it as it should!.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/24. Use the function to display the product of 5 5..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/25. Use the function to display Hello John..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/26. Define a function named myFunction, and make it display Hello World! in the p element..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/27. Objects.mp4	17.33 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/27. Objects.vtt	41.25 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/27.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	104.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/28. Display John by extracting information from the person object..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/29. Add the following property and value to the person object country USA.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/3. Comments.mp4	6.44 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/3. Comments.vtt	17.77 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/3.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	103.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/30. Create an object called person with name = John, age = 50. Then, access the object to display John.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/31. Scope.mp4	24.68 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/31. Scope.vtt	43.61 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/31.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	102.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/32. Events.mp4	14.84 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/32. Events.vtt	38.11 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/32.1 HTML DOM Events - Full List.html	133.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/32.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	102.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/33. The p element should do something when someone clicks on it. Try to fix it!.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/34. When the button is clicked, trigger myFunction() with an event..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/4. Statements.mp4	21.70 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/4. Statements.vtt	48.34 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	106.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/5. Variables.mp4	20.92 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/5. Variables.vtt	49.89 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/5.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	104.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/6. Declaring (Creating) JavaScript Variables.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/7. Use a single var keyword to create three variables with the following values.html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/8. Display the sum of 5 + 10, using two variables x and y..html	149.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/9. Operators.mp4	26.04 MB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9. Operators.vtt	60.48 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.2 Bitwise_Operators.png.png	126.32 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.3 Logical_Operators.png.png	45.19 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.4 Assignment_Operators.png.png	114.02 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.5 Comparison_Operators.png.png	92.42 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.6 Arithmetic_Operators.png.png	82.82 kB
2. Javascript Language Basics/9.7 Type_Operators.png.png	50.07 kB
3. Data Types/1. Strings.mp4	23.48 MB
3. Data Types/1. Strings.vtt	47.11 kB
3. Data Types/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
3. Data Types/10. Convert the value of txt to lower case..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/11. Convert the value of txt to upper case..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/12. Use the concat() method to join the two strings str1 and str2..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/13. Numbers.mp4	34.68 MB
3. Data Types/13. Numbers.vtt	75.83 kB
3. Data Types/13.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	104.00 B
3. Data Types/14. Create a variable called myNumber, assign the value 50 to it, and display it..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/15. The value of z should be 11. Find out what's wrong and fix it..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/16. Number Methods.mp4	38.38 MB
3. Data Types/16. Number Methods.vtt	19.55 kB
3. Data Types/16.1 Number Methods list.html	112.00 B
3. Data Types/16.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	104.00 B
3. Data Types/17. Math Object.mp4	31.91 MB
3. Data Types/17. Math Object.vtt	15.83 kB
3. Data Types/17.1 Math Object reference.html	110.00 B
3. Data Types/17.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
3. Data Types/18. Use the random() method to display a random number..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/19. Fix the code to display the number with the highest value..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/2. Assign the string Hello World! to the variable txt..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/20. Round 7.3 to the nearest integer, and display it..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/21. Display the square root of 9..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/22. Math.random().mp4	14.83 MB
3. Data Types/22. Math.random().vtt	8.76 kB
3. Data Types/22.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
3. Data Types/23. Dates.mp4	15.56 MB
3. Data Types/23. Dates.vtt	8.12 kB
3. Data Types/23.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	104.00 B
3. Data Types/24. Create a Date object to display the date and time for 1st January, 2017..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/25. Date Formats.mp4	18.52 MB
3. Data Types/25. Date Formats.vtt	8.39 kB
3. Data Types/25.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
3. Data Types/26. Date Methods.mp4	20.94 MB
3. Data Types/26. Date Methods.vtt	9.29 kB
3. Data Types/26.1 JS Bin File For the lecture.html	106.00 B
3. Data Types/26.2 Date Methods.html	110.00 B
3. Data Types/27. Arrays.mp4	24.09 MB
3. Data Types/27. Arrays.vtt	12.23 kB
3. Data Types/27.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	104.00 B
3. Data Types/28. Create an array named cars, assign the values Saab, Volvo and BMW to it, and display it..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/29. Display the Volvo item of the cars array..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/3. Use the length property to display the length of the txt variable's value..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/30. Change the first item of cars to Opel by referring to the index number,and display the whole array.html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/31. Use the length property to display the number of array items in cars..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/32. Use the length property to add a new item to cars Mercedes..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/33. Array Methods.mp4	29.29 MB
3. Data Types/33. Array Methods.vtt	12.46 kB
3. Data Types/33.1 Array Methods.html	111.00 B
3. Data Types/33.2 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
3. Data Types/34. Use the pop() method to remove the last item from the fruits array..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/35. Use the push() method to add a new item to fruits Kiwi..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/36. Use the splice() method to remove Orange and Apple from fruits..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/37. Use the concat() method to concatenate girls and boys..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/38. Sorting Arrays.mp4	25.61 MB
3. Data Types/38. Sorting Arrays.vtt	11.35 kB
3. Data Types/38.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
3. Data Types/39. Use the sort() method to sort the array alphabetically..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/4. The string below is broken - use escape characters to display the text correctly..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/40. Booleans.mp4	14.21 MB
3. Data Types/40. Booleans.vtt	7.47 kB
3. Data Types/40.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
3. Data Types/40.2 Boolean Properties and Methods Reference.html	141.00 B
3. Data Types/5. String Methods - Part 1.mp4	19.77 MB
3. Data Types/5. String Methods - Part 1.vtt	10.20 kB
3. Data Types/5.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
3. Data Types/5.2 String Methods.html	112.00 B
3. Data Types/6. String Methods - Part 2.mp4	24.13 MB
3. Data Types/6. String Methods - Part 2.vtt	10.02 kB
3. Data Types/6.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	103.00 B
3. Data Types/7. Display the position of the first occurrence of World in the variable txt..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/8. Use the slice() method to display only Banana,Kiwi..html	149.00 B
3. Data Types/9. Use the replace() method to replace World with Universe..html	149.00 B
4. Objects/1. Objects and the 'this' keyword.mp4	25.77 MB
4. Objects/1. Objects and the 'this' keyword.vtt	11.29 kB
4. Objects/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
4. Objects/2. Object Property.mp4	20.39 MB
4. Objects/2. Object Property.vtt	10.44 kB
4. Objects/2.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
4. Objects/3. Object Methods.mp4	8.42 MB
4. Objects/3. Object Methods.vtt	4.39 kB
4. Objects/4. Object Prototype.mp4	17.63 MB
4. Objects/4. Object Prototype.vtt	8.25 kB
4. Objects/4.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	104.00 B
4. Objects/5. Response to Question Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference.mp4	24.24 MB
4. Objects/5. Response to Question Pass by Value vs Pass by Reference.vtt	8.02 kB
4. Objects/5.1 JSBin file for the lecture.html	106.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1. Comparison Operators.mp4	21.20 MB
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1. Comparison Operators.vtt	9.51 kB
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/1.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	104.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/2. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 5 is less than 7..html	149.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/3. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is greater than 7..html	149.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/4. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is equal to 10..html	149.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/5. Choose the correct comparison operator to display true, when 10 is NOT equal to 8..html	149.00 B
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6. Logical Operators.mp4	29.80 MB
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6. Logical Operators.vtt	10.68 kB
5. Comparison & Logical Operators/6.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	104.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/1. If...Else Statements.mp4	14.00 MB
6. Conditional Statements/1. If...Else Statements.vtt	6.64 kB
6. Conditional Statements/1.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/10. Switch - The switch statement is missing a default case..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/11. Switch - The switch statement does not work. Try to fix it..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/2. Use the if statement to output some text if 5 is greater than 2..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/3. 1. Write an if statement with the following condition 10 is greater than 5. 2..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/4. Change the value of the variable firstName to make the if statement run..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/5. Add an else statement to display You're not John!..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/6. Write an ifelse statement with the following condition.html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/7. The ifelse statement does not work. Try to fix it..html	149.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/8. Switch Statement.mp4	32.52 MB
6. Conditional Statements/8. Switch Statement.vtt	10.57 kB
6. Conditional Statements/8.1 JS Bin File for the lecture.html	105.00 B
6. Conditional Statements/9. Switch - The switch statement is missing a case for Apple..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/1. For Loop.mp4	20.22 MB
7. Loops/1. For Loop.vtt	10.48 kB
7. Loops/1.1 JS Bin file for the lecture.html	105.00 B
7. Loops/10. While Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html	149.00 B
7. Loops/11. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/12. While Loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/13. DoWhile - The dowhile loop should output 0 1 2 3 4. Try to fix it!.html	149.00 B
7. Loops/14. Break and Continue.mp4	12.29 MB
7. Loops/14. Break and Continue.vtt	5.95 kB
7. Loops/14.1 JS Bin files for the lecture.html	105.00 B
7. Loops/2. For Loop - In the for loop, change num1 to 0 and num2 to 10 and run the code..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/3. For Loop - Make the loop start counting from 5 instead of 0.html	149.00 B
7. Loops/4. Make the loop start counting from 5. Count up to (including) 50, and count only every fifth number..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/5. For loop - Make the loop start counting downwards from 10 and stop at 1..html	149.00 B
7. Loops/6. For Loop - Inside the for loop!.html	149.00 B
7. Loops/7. For Loop - In this exercise, you are going to create a for loop from scratch.html	149.00 B
7. Loops/8. While Loop.mp4	7.07 MB
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• A basic understanding of HTML and CSS is a plus, but it's not a must!
• Also, wherever there is anything related to HTML/CSS, We will cover needed details in those sections. If you still have a question,you can ask it in the Q&A section.

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